Saturday, September 26, 2015

SFF 281 TRAIN TALK

This week we are challenged to make the background with a die cut negative
I used a pasley die sponged in with pearlescent beige
Waited for it to dry and stamped with MFP Train Talk
Somme punched leaves finished off the corners. 
 
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12 comments:

  1. I love the sepia look and the die shape is just right for train smoke :o)
    Jackie xx

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  2. Great masculine card. I always have a hard time coming up with masculine cards, this is perfect.

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  3. Would never have thought to use this particular S/B shape as you've done, but it looks wonderful. You have done some fantastic sponging on this vintage image, and edging the white negative piece was a great detail. Love the darker mat, and this is a perfect masculine card. Also liked the tiny leaf embellies tucked in the corners. Well done! TFS & Happy wkend. Hugs

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  4. Great use of your die! Like the design on your nicely done masculine card!

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  5. Brilliant masculine card and great use of a die-cut negative love the vintage looking train--and hope you are keeping well
    Carol x

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  6. This is a very clever way to use a negative! I love that great looking train!

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  7. Very clever use of the paisley die, Lis, it's a perfect design for the train.

    Love and hugs
    Maarit

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  8. Terrific card Lis the image and colours give it a vintage look I like how you have used the die
    hugs
    lorraine x

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  9. Great use of the negative and love the design.

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  10. GREAT card Lis, I really like the shape you chose and the way the train is coming into it!!

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  11. The image and background shape go so very well together! Fabulous and fun card.

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  12. This is such a clever card using that scallop paisley die that kind of reminds me of a train track to encircle the vintage image. Wonderful sepia look, too.
    <3 J

    jwoolbright at gmail dot com
    HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com

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